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Mounting a powder measure right to your press means you skip the hassle of a separate bench-mounted unit and keep your whole loading process in one clean stroke. The Mark 7 Universal Rifle Mechanical Powder Measure is built for exactly that, dropping consistent rifle charges while your press does the work. It's case-actuated with built-in compliance, so it adjusts to varying case lengths and throws a repeatable charge every cycle. Rated accuracy sits at plus or minus one tenth of a grain, which is tight enough that plenty of loaders have found their press drops better than their bench scale can even read.
The rotating barrel rides on sealed ball bearings with oil-impregnated bronze bushings on all the sliding surfaces, so it keeps running smooth under the constant vibration and speed of a motor-driven press without drifting off your setting. A large adjustment knob dials in your charge and a lockup nut holds it in place. The 5,000-grain hopper keeps you loading longer between refills, and an integrated powder screen helps keep debris out of your metering drum. A powder baffle maintains even pressure at the drum for drop-to-drop consistency.
This is the rifle version, tuned for the metering path and funnels that rifle cartridges call for. It's the same measure that ships standard on the Mark 7 Apex 10 and Evolution presses in rifle calibers, and it threads into standard toolhead stations so it plays nice with a range of progressive and automated setups. If you ever need to swap between rifle and pistol duty, the measure comes apart simply for cleaning or converting over with the appropriate conversion parts.
Whether you're running it by hand on a progressive or letting an Autodrive turn the crank, this measure was designed to handle high cycle rates without losing its charge. Reloaders running flake and spherical powders tend to get the best consistency out of it, and a quick clean and proper barrel-to-cylinder fit go a long way toward tight, repeatable drops.
It's the standard measure on the Mark 7 Apex 10 and Evolution presses in rifle calibers, and it threads into standard toolhead stations so it works on a variety of progressive and automated setups. It's built to hold its setting under the vibration and speed of motor-driven presses. If you're running it on a different platform, check that your toolhead accepts standard threaded powder measure dies.
Mark 7 rates it at plus or minus one tenth of a grain under their testing conditions. Many loaders report drops that are consistent enough to rival or beat what their bench scale can resolve, especially once the barrel is seated tight against the cylinder. Testing it at your normal loading speed with a case in the station gives the truest picture of its consistency.
Yes. The measure comes apart simply for cleaning and for converting between rifle and pistol duty. You'll want the appropriate Mark 7 conversion parts and funnel kit to make the swap, depending on which direction you're going.
Flake and spherical powders tend to meter most consistently through the drum. A clean metering drum and proper barrel-to-cylinder fit help keep granules from hanging up and throwing your charges off. Routine cleaning goes a long way toward tight, repeatable drops.
| UPC | 011516119025 |
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| Manufacturer Part Number | 101-1190-02 |
| Shipping Weight | 4.445 |
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